This financing method also "enables us to stretch our money farther, giving us more bang for our buck," he said.
Because air resistance slows down larger fragments less quickly than smaller ones, the larger fragments travel farther, giving a size gradation along the direction of flight.
But in the last few years, hundreds of Dominicans, long New York's largest immigrant group, have gone even farther, giving up their jobs and snapping up bargain houses here in Reading, Pa., a city of 80,000 that is 120 miles, or two and a half hours, southwest, beyond commuting distance and actually much closer to Philadelphia.
Flatley went a lot farther, giving an outline of what 23andMe will offer and then giving the product its first public consumer review.
As a country, we need to do more to make working families' paychecks go farther, give Americans of every age the chance to upgrade their skills so they earn higher wages, and build the world's most competitive economy for our businesses.
A Democrat could take it, even a very liberal one like Assemblywoman Julia Brownley, whose current district takes in much more left-leaning areas farther down the coast (actually farther east, given Southern California's south-facing beaches) such as Malibu and Santa Monica.
But truth be told, I am a grateful handmaiden to his fleeting moment of glory, especially when I consider that our chances for this kind of grass-fed communion are getting fewer and farther between, given the continent that separates us and the quotidian duties of work and fatherhood.
Even to enter into a conversation about the applicability of foreign law in U.S. courts is to give a victory to the Far Right (or perhaps the Farther Right, given Ken Starr's support of Koh).
Although I am a proponent of grassroots efforts, dollars will go much farther if given directly to existing programs such as Sierra Club or NRDC which have full legal staffs, specialized expertise and years of experience.
